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ACROSS THE OCEAN.
LATEST NEWS ny CABLE.
"tadssone I'ine Sees tho "Wlld wsst" Show and
has Talk with Cred shirt"-A. n
Subsequent banquet he Euiog,rss
America and Her Institutions,

LONDON, April 26-Mr. Gladstone and
xiie to-day visited the grounds Of the
american exhibition and the camp OF the
Wild West show, special performance
being given ior their entertainment,
They were much interested In the
aborigines. Gladstone sat and looked on
with every evidence Of childlike interest.
Alter the performance ho was introduced
TO Indian Red Shirt. Gladstone smoke 10
him at length and asked him wllether bs
noticed any difference between Enelish
and Americana, or II he regarded them au
brothers. Red Shirt replied he didn't
notice much about brotherhood" The
1000 workmen employed at the exhibition
Srounda cheered for Gladstone and homo
rule. Gladstone bowed repeatodlv In
anewer to the salutation.
Gladstone was entertained al Iunc,,eor
by the MANAGERS Of tho exhibition, Col.
Russell, Of Boston, prcaided. Gladstone
replying TO toast 10 bis Aea!th. said
among other things: institutions OF pro.
gress In the United States have alwaya
been subjects OF great interest TO me eycr
SINCE very many years ago, studied the
lho lie Of Washington. l became then
aware Of the m'eci.ude Of the deetlny re.
served for the Americans. Wheneyer
youthg desirous Of studying political iife
consult me respecting course Of study in
the field Of history, | always refer them 10
the eearly history Of America. God Almiphtv
made Englishmen and Americans kins.
men, and they ought to have affections
ior ono another. II they have not, hu-
manity would cry shame upon them.
rejoice that the clouds which once nh.
scured our mutual vision have almost van.
Ished from our political sky, and that the
luture is as bright and promising as The
~armeot hearted among us could desire"
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BrLLKroNr., Pa, April 2S.-G. W. Rian.
hard and Detrick Lama'le, chitors oi tho
Williamsport Sunday Grit, who on Tuesday
pleaded guilty Of publishing libel on MIR.
Jnnlcd fiorpont, Of this place, appeared
yesterday to receive sentence. Judge
turat sentenced RianhNrd 10 nix month";
In all an! to pay q iine OF 81 900. I,auiade
VIVA put under III, ,000 bonds to appear and
receive sentences in Juno.
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Interstate Commerce South.

ALFALFA, Ga, Apri! 2s.-The Inter.
State Commerce Commiesion met at 10
O'Clock this morning. A memorial was
received from the Wilmington, N. O.,
Chamber OF Commerce and produce e1.
change strongly urging the enforcement OF
the !ong and ait0rt haul section, A me-
moEa WA presented from the buslnees
men oi QpsiiIa, Alabama, showing how
Jail,oada GierfimInaieh against that town
in favor CT Columbus and Montgomery.
Judge Chisholm, counsel Of tho "plant
HyB:em," made an argument iavoring the
suHponai0n Of the long and Hhort haul
claW9e. He wsg followed by Gen. +. L.
A!uxenJer, PRECEDENT OF the Georgia Cen
trAi LOai, Gu tho sGmn Bide.
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PlrTsDuRaH, April 2s.-The Amalgama-
ted Association Of Iron and Steel Work.
ers will elect delegates on Saturday next
in all the different lodges for the national
convention in June. The chief point at
issue in the election seems to be between
thepuddlers and, ,finishers, the former want
ing a ten per bent advance which the
latter do not seem to favor. There will
be an animated contest as to which will
get control Of the delegates.
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THE RAILROAD BILL.
Tho Arguments alhds Against Governor
Wilson's Cheytuut.

Tho Arguments alnhs Against Governor
Wilson's Chestnut.
Correspondence Of The ln.tl.iotncer.
CHARLESTON, W. VA April 27.-Tues.
day afternoon the Joint Committee on
Railroads met in the chamber Of tho su.
preme Court Of Appeals, but 30 large was
the attendance OF outsiders that 1t was
found necessary to repair to the hall Of
the House. Here all the seals were soon
occupied. Chairman Kidd, OF tho House
Committee presided. Mr.. Q1arrier took
the floor, speaking against the bill under
confederation, the Wilson. n.Bcckwi!h Rail-
road bill. 40 representative OF the Kama.
wha & Ohio company. He submitted this
companys schedule OF freight rates before
the passage Of the Interstate Commerce
law by Congress, and also the new ached.
ule adopted since that law WAS enacted.
Governor Wilson had claimed the day be-
fore tha. the railroads oil this State had
made this law q pretext to increase largely
local rates in this State.
RATES REBrCgD.
The Kanawha & Ohio schednlcs, Mr.
Quarter said, showa that on this road they
are reduced on all c!aaaea o! freight, the
average being Ala per cent. Last month
the company collected only Sol 80 Tor
local freight carriages, making tho income
in this Stats legB than $1,000 per annum
on road which with bridge over the
Ohio river cost S2000000 1t WAS tho
habit of certain politicians to tell tho poo
pie at tho cr0ss roa1s that tho railroads are
gigantic monopolies Ggueezing the hle-
blood out OF the people. Tho fac: 10 thst
little income ia derived from the people
OF this State. For reasons Quita apparent
to observing persona there ere fow manu-.
factories in this State, M there Rre few
railroads. There is no demand coming
| from the body OF the people that this Lag.
:--l1:lre ahsi! tNke hold and regnlais tho
| Bmait local commerce..
non IT TouhD WORK,
Mr.. Qnarrier then proceodnd to show
tho bad features Of the bill. I'irat, It pro-
widen for \ expensive commission
able cost abont $4,000 year. Tho Inv
would DH unconstitutional, because II
practically dept.yoa railroad companies OF
tho figh. to spbsal. rhisd, u VIII caase
an injurlonn impreaaion 10 go ovt 10 tho
world, md rctard the development OF tls
State. Il has poem said that ihe ChDsa.
psake 4 Ohio rogd Ia badly managed. II
40, look what It bRB donS for thiB Htate In
lGitsen yoarB. 1t han built n line OF citca
and towns RcroBs the Htate, has Increased
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G.. A. II.
The Election Of Oniccrs Of the Department
NN"s Encnmpment. rFle
Cprrtfp0ndkncs of fh< Inf,il,oenner | ~.

The Election Of Oficcrs Of the Departmeu N
| i0NMs Encnmpment. ,Fl"
Correspondence et the Iattll,eenoer,
FAlaaoSr, April 2S.-The Department
Encampment, g. A. R., completed its Sos
sion this afternoon a. 8 o'clock, the int
rest increasing up to the time Of adjourn
ment. Nearly one hundred delegates were
In attendance. besides large number o.
visiting comrades from Posts in diGeren,
sections Of the State. All 70 home with
the determination to try to double the
membership by the time Of the next en-.
campment, which will be held at Weston
on the fourth Wednesday in April, 1888.
Officers for the ensuing year were elected
and installed as follows:
Lee Raymond, Commander, CIarka.
burg. a0..
r. E. Fleming, Senior Vice Commander,
-, R. H. Freer, Junior Vice Commander,
J.J. Morgan, Medical Director, Buck.
hannon.
r. NJ. Wallace, Chaplain, Clarksburg.
Council Of Administration.-W.J J. kerns,
.. A. Bennett, Thomas II. Marks, Charles
L. Anderson and D, X. King.
Commanders StaiT-F. II. .Crago, Asslst-
ant Adjutant General; Thomas @. Miller,
Assistant Quartermas.er General; 7. G,
Field, Judge Advocate; Phineas Gano,
Department Inspector, and Thomas A,
Fleming, Chief mastering Officer.
Delegates to National Ehcarnpnent-R,
s. Northcott, W. ]. Robb and John Dono.
hue.
Alternatee-J. O. Gluck, Geo. J. Walk.
er and VIM. @. Parker.
One thing taken hold Of by the Depart.
ment, In which many soldiers OF West
Virginia regiments are intereatod, even II
not members OF the Grand Army OF the
Republic, is the distribution Of the medals
recently turned over to the Department
by the State. Any goldier who served in
West Virginia regiment, and has not
yet received medal, should address
Thomas y. Miller, Assistant Q1arlermaBter
General, Fsirmont, West Va, asking for
information.
The Dlvlsion Encampment OF the Sons
OF Veterans ia also in session here. The
following officers having been elected
to-day:
Colonel, r. II. Freer.
Lieutenant Colonel, J. P. Bradley.
Major, W. s. Watson.
Chaplain, e. Merrinlan.
This order is in very prosperous condi.
tion in the State, the membership having
grown rapidly the past year. A camp Of
the Hons was organized here tonight
by Col. Freer.
Major Chestez's war views are attracting
great attention, the rink being crowded.
The following resolution introduced by
Major E. A. Bennett was unanimously
adopted:
" Resolved by the Encampmsnt Of the Depart
@leai Of Wtst Virginia, g. 4. r.:
That the example having been set Of
making the bonds, purchased by the credi-
tors OF the United States with deprecated
currency, equivalent to par investment,
that it is the sense Of this encamptent that
the Congress Of the United States be re.
spectlulIy solicited to enact that the dep7e-
clated money, paid 10 the soldiery during
the war Of the rebellion and par be paid
to the survivors Of said war and the heirs
OF those deceased"
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MIR. CAMDES'S THIRTY-EIGuT

Tying up the LcEislaturo-whnt IA CandId
Democrat Thinks About 1t.
To The Editor ot,he Initsliceaeer.
SIR:-lt is now almost evident that Mr..
Candene Democratic friends ia the Legia.
lature arc Camden men first aud Demo.
Gratis afterwards. II Mr.. Camden ia able
to atop the machinery Of government in
this State, by preventing the passing OF
the necessary appropriation bills, he is q
much greater man than any cit;zan Of the
State has been suspected OF being. Eyi.
IDENTIFY The SOONER the party gets rid OF the
rule Of Mr.. Camden and his kind the bet-
ter 1t will be Tor the party-notwithstand.
my the large sums he is said to e1pend for
campaign purposes.
II the thirty-eght gentlemen who insist
thGt they repreBont the Democracy OF the
State, will lend their aid to the passing OF
these bills at once, they will DO much
more to keep up the good name OF tho
party than Mr.. Camden has over done. It
ls hard enough on the party that the7e
gentlemen pretend to repreaent it; but it
will be much worse for tho party and the
State il the public welfare shall be made
to wait npon the chance OF sending 10 the
United States Senate gentleman whose
only fame ls that Of Il representative Of
monopoly.
Whom tho gods wish to dea.roy, they
frs, make mad" The Democratic party
Of this State does not believe that any
such melediction ia upon 1t. Nor is it, Or
any respectable part oI it, willing to sacri.
tice it's PRINCIPLES to a "usage" often
more honored in the breach than tho OBJ.
servance," however loud ar. Camden's
part OF the press may cry out IN it's favor.
Wheeling, april 2S. CASpoR.
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Mn. CoSRLlSo, in declining the invita-.
ton to be present at the dinner Of the
Americua Club, OF Pittsburgh, in memory
Of Grant, told how to keep lie In the Re-
publican pHrty. His practice Is to try to
strengthen tho patient by plunging the
knife hiIt-deen in the patients back.
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ST,!oris, April 2S.-The following letter
e1p!sius Itself:
WASHINGTON, D. G., April 10.
19hs Sisters Of 81. JOseph, 81. Loris:
YourH Of tho ll:h instant, requesting
that tie railroad companies be authorized
10 give you free transportation as they
hare heen accustomed to do, has been re-
ceved aud considered, and the Commits
sIon 7pGreta that it can make no order
upon them ier yonr bent6'. The railroad
companies must determine for themselves
What shaI be thei, policy in the grant
my OF tavo.a to persons engaged In reliR'
lous works. The statute in plain terms
allows the giving OF reduced rates to min
Rtets {! religion, aud il they are given on
sotne general md impartial rule, no ques-
ton Of I'a legality could arise, and no rail-
road company could have occasion to fear
peaa.tiea. Very respectfully yours,
T. NJ. Cooley,
Chairman Interstate Commission.
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BASE BALL,
Probably Game eTo.Day-Look Out for the
SignH-Notes, #1...

Probably Game eTo.Day-Look Out for til.
| Signs-Notes.
It Is not likely that game will bt
played to-day owing to the bad condition
Of tho grounds. But II the sun is ho,
enough and the grounds arc dried
sufficiently cards will be displayed at the
Poatoflice, the wharf ferry and Mede,
Bros. E
The Bells, OF Pittsburgh, will arrive at
noon to-day, md II they do not play IN.
day will contest with the home nine m
Saturday II the weather clerk does not
further interfere.
Smith, who has not yet shown up, and
who was to have pitched against the Bells
last Saturday, has been released. It ia
said that he was afraid to pitch against
Carey, thenew pitcher, signed the other
day, will appear in the box In SATURDAYS
game. 1t Is doubtful whether Weetlnke
will be able to catch owing to his diaabiii.
ty, but Ellif will attend to the backaton
in his usual good form.
DIAMOND DUET.
It is rqmored that another PLAYER will be
signed soon.
Smith was too lazy to play ball, He
was always tired.
That was model score at Indisuapolis
yesterday--4 to 3.
Manager English has returned after a
short trip to Pittsburgh.
Bella Va. Wheeling to-duy--may be.
Look out for the signal.
The games at Washington, Baltimore
and Philadelphia, were stopped on account
Of rain. '
Cleveland came within two Of defeating
81: Louis yesterday. Every club has its
off day. 80
A game may be played to-day. 1t de.
penda on the weather. II the sun is kind.
all will be well.
The opening game OF the championship
series at Piusbusgh, with it's attendant
brass band contirgent and parade, was
knocked out yesterday on account OF rain,
The Sporting Lite says: Ohio League ia
a misnomer, considering that the League
contains clubs from Ohio, Michigan and
West Virginia. 1t should be changed to
Interstate League"
Manager Lucas, Of the Duluthz, has re-.
Leased Mcmillan, their centre fielder. to
Zaneavills. Itis said Strothers, OF Colum.
bus, holding down frst.bnse bag, will be
released also by Duluth. "
=, The Akron Beacon says: Ex.Mayor
Clugston, Of Mansfield, and ex.Mayor
Walters, Of Akron, have each attained the
highest glory OF An American citizen by
being chosen presidents Of baseball clubs.
Chadwick says the nov rules will rid
the diamond Of the "cyelous" and the
and for this and other good
reasors he approves them. lie thinks
there will now be more skill and less luck
and chance in the game.
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WlTn line sense Of the fitness OF
things the State Senate refuses to Say
amen 10 the disappointment Of the five
old members OF the Insane Hospital
Board. The Governor invited this rebuke
and it ought not to surprise him. He
made mistske to load up with DR.. Bland,
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freight Conductor Killed,

tsx<E"l HaffHsida 70 tdt istcl9t9r1or
kErsEH, W. Va, vpril 2s.-Michael
HArNn, G third division freight conductor,
waa instantly killed here thia morning.
Ito had juat completed trip from Grafton,
End vac Switching his cAhoosu to u .ide
track when il LEFT the raiIa, aud inlling
agalnnt tho awi,ch engine, which waa
standins on nothcr track, crushed him
in betwecn his caboo0a md tho tender OF
tho Bwl!ch engine, Mr.. lInran was one
ol the most popular mon on tho division
and Ills untimoiy dratti 10 decply depiorod,
lilo waa 80 years Of ago and luaycs n wifi
and three children In thiy city,
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sD'fill Ng'dteh 10 TIC iHitiIgucrr.
CUMBERLAND, Nd, April 2S.- Sheriff
lionck Of Allegheny county went TO tho
Cookery farm last night and arrested
about twenty-five men who were concern.
cd in tho removal OF rails, crons ties &c,
from the Piedmont 4 Cumberland rail.
road, bringing them 10 Cumberland.
Agent lsnders VIVA released on bail and
about twelve men were held. All hoar.
ing before Judge Sylvester this morning
all we're released. 1t 10 thought tho men
that were imprisoned over night will bring
suit for iaiae imprisonment,
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Swept by the tfurrtcans

LONDON, April 2S.-A dispatch from
Peath, the capital OF Western Austria
says: A hurricane swept the northeast
coast on the 2end inst. The pearl fishing
1eet, numbering forty boata was deetroyei
and $50 psrsous persheti.
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a coaroHrAnLH home tor permanent or
transient Rucets in Now York Ia thu IN.
NOUS sturtcyant louap, Broadway, cor,
goth street. Now plumbing, uew iurni.
turc md httinss, Matthews 4 Piersnn
the now pyoprietors have made /, tho
equal to tho hss.. European aud Amer
osn plans, pr'cos worry reasonable, rrnA
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Over 100 People Drowned.

LONDON, April eS.-A dispatch from
Cooktown, Australia, announces that the
steamer Benton, OF Singapore, was sunk
in collision with bark of the island Of
formosaa, and that l50 persons were
drowned. No Europeans were lost
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A Tight Rub,

New YoRK, April2s.-Thc league season
was opened at the Polo grounds TODAY.
but the immense crowd that was expectod
to be present at the New York-Philadel.
phia game WAS deferred from going by the
threatening, even rainy weather. Not
more than 1000 people went TO the
grounds. The grounds were damp, but
not enough to prevent good playing. Rain
began to fall toward the close and on its
account the game was called after tho
eighth inning. The home club won by
superior playing OF the bat, alter a game
that under favorable surroundings would
have kept the crowd in excitement all the
way through. Mccarthy, Of Philadelphia,
at centre field, did some brilliant work,
be caught two running flies lust of the
ground, and another that he had to run for
far out in the field, and grabbed it over his
head. Connor and Ward also dis,in-
gulshed Themselves. Score, New York. 4:
Philadelphia, 3.
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Will Work tho Boys,

PIrTsSuRoH, April 2S.-The stove mold.
era strike assumed new phase in this
city to-day. A number Of boys are work.
ing at the foundry Of Anahutz, Bradbury
\ 20. They are all apprentices Of the
firm, and there has been no disposition
among them to join issues with the strik-
ers. They have been working now for
several days in tinishing several kinds Of
patterns. AS the firm named has been
snccessful In getting its apprentices to
work, other firms are expected to follow,
and by next week 1t is expected that a
large number Of boys will be at work in
place Of the strikers throughout the city.
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SENATOR VEST says Governor Hill won't
do, becauao the country doesn't know
anything about him. How much more
did the country know about Governor
Cleyeland2 .-m...-L ~
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THE New York Herald discovers that
Mr.. Blaine is trying to transfer his strength
to Caaaacsy N. Depew. That would Ger
tainIy make Mr.. Depew strong. This
sesna early Tor the opening Of the silly
ponann ...
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FRANCE and Germany have sheathed
their swords for lack Of argument. The
arrest OF schnaebelea was blunder, and
Germany acknowledges the corn. Nextl
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INDIANAPOLIS, IND, April sS.-The
opening game betwesn the Indianapolis
and Detroit clubs at Athletic Park to-day
was witnessed by 4,5Oo people. During
the whole Of tho afternoon the wind
was 80 strong as to carry bstted bali
from 40 TO SO feet out Of it's natural line.
and this in measure accounts for the low
score. Nanyhits directly against the wind
which would otherwise have yielded two
or three bases barely went past the in
field: Tho indianapolis made one run in
the first inning, the Dotroits one in the
third and fourth, and tho Indianapolis one
in the fifth, tieins the game. The next
run was made by the Dstroits in the ssv.
enth, giving them the lead, but the Indisn-
|apoiis made another run in the ninth,
sgsin tieing the score and winning the ap.
p!ause oi the spectators. In tho Last half
OF the ninth the Detroit on base hits by
Bennett, Baldwin and Rowe secured the
fourth run and won the game. Score:
indianapolis, 3; Detroit, 4.
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MAYOR ROCHE, Of Chicago, has his
weather eye on the Reds, and the first
thing they know some Of them will be re-
tired on lrss than half pay.
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rALMEn's "skin Succeps" cures Pilce j;
guaranteed. Prepared only by tho Palmer
Co., Now York. At Drug Store Of Mcl.ain
Bros, rrnas
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the third house there will DO no luIn.

the third house there will be no fun
Wonder II the Interstate Commerce lav
hss fnterferred with his transportation. II
It has, We head petition to suspend the
long haul In kemple's favor. He isn't
long, you know. kemple can't walk, be.
sides walking is bad this time Of the wear.
We enter our protest aRainst this kind Of
thing. kemple should be here BY ali
means. II something isn't done 10 Get
him hero, can the Legislature manage 10
hold on2 kemple must be waited for,
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lsEy. q. A. EoGEhLo, Now York, was
c"rei o' " 10 ycars caDe Of rileu by Pal.
mer's "skin BNrcrpB."
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Ghe Gttelliqtnteler:
oncs. Nos. 20 md ~ Fourteenth Street,
Col, PECK goes down on account Of the
racket in his party. His party has not
treated him we'll. 49,
THIS Is to be saloon night In Council.
It will be interesting to see whether even
one applicant fails to get license.

CHRISTIAN county, Missouri, will be de-
populated II the Bald Knobbers be sent
10 the peuiteutiary. First families will be
scattered to the winds. ",f1I
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A rlnco Whore II. ls Wanted.

bH0fNE1DH sTUF,
Among tho prominent Btatcameu made
conspicuous by thOir abaonce, Ia Kcmplc.
Where 10 kDmplo. anyhow? Why is he
not here2 Unless kemple comes 10 open
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CALI on or addrcm to NJ. Nouor, the
practical opticlan, W Twelfth s,ropL, In 70.
ieronCe 10 your BpeCtaCles.
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Tho Chicago Inier.Oeean cnlla George
William Curtis tho "mothor superior OF
Mugwumps."
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Nili Not Interfere,

ST.loris, April 2S.-The following letter
explains Itself: